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The Department for Work and Pensions will remove cameras made by the controversial Chinese CCTV giant Hikvision as Whitehall concerns grow about the company.
Menswear proved to be in reinvigorated form as Paris Fashion Week ended on Sunday, with spectacle, innovation and the return of big-name designers to the catwalk.
Yogesh Zanzamera lays out his bed on the floor of the factory where he works and lives, one of around two million Indians polishing diamonds in an industry being hit hard by the Ukraine war.
RMT mulls future dates for industrial action as PM says it can’t be ‘business as usual’ on the railways
A decade-long freeze on the tax-free mileage allowance means drivers now risk being forced to pay to work, as the Treasury faces calls to raise the rate from 45p.
The housing market is still struggling with a lack of supply, meaning agents think prices will take longer to ‘come back down to earth’
It came as it announced adjusted pre-tax profit for the 2022 financial year was £15 million.
Research shared exclusively with Guardian Money shows the effects the condition can have on finances
The world is on the “tipping point” of falling into a period of runaway inflation in which soaring prices become embedded and difficult to control, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has warned.
While Bank of England decision may help first-time buyers, experts say there will still be restrictions
Jaguar Land Rover is battling to stop car dealers sending its cars to China and other hugely lucrative markets, which is compounding shortages in the west and widening price gaps globally.
It has been a painful start to the year for investors. Global markets have lost 12pc in the past six months. Yet savers must make double-digit returns if they want to prevent inflation, which is forecast to hit 11pc this year, eroding the value of their money.
Inflation in Britain hit 9.1% in May, the highest level for 40 years
But Boris Johnson was non-committal when asked if he would slash fuel duty further.
The TUC said an independent legal opinion undermined the Government’s claims that the rail dispute is just between the train operators and unions.
British Airways pilots are seizing on a wave of summer strikes by ground crew colleagues with demands for a new pay deal.
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The Business Secretary is expected to claim the method could be manipulated by ‘ill-intentioned’ states.
How to revamp your living space on a budget.
But Boris Johnson was non-committal when asked if he would slash fuel duty further.
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